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Boynton Chapter Entertains At Memorial Day Luncheon -
beautiful affair is given
l AS COMPLIMENT TO COUNTY
VETERANS AND MRS. McKENZIE
An occasion featured by sen
tlmcnt and characterized by great
beauty was the annual Memorial
Ony dinner at which members of
Boynton Chapter entertained the
Confederate Veterans of Spalding
county and the speaker of the
day, Mrs. Oscar McKenzie, of
Montezuma, at the Memorial Club
House after the exercises at the
high school auditorium.
The charming club house
thrown open and beautifully dec
orated throughout with the Con
federate color motif of red and
white most artistically and effec
tively carried out. Quantities of
red and white roses and err na
tions filled vases and baskets ir.
the committee-room, the reception
-room and the dining-room.
Gracing the center of the din
ing room table was the large sil
ver laving cup won by Mrs. W. E, j
yH. Searcy, Jr„ a past president of
Boynton Chapter, as Griffin's lead
ing citizen fer 1929. It was filled
with pretty red and white carna
tions and greenery. The guests
were seated at this large tabic
and at two smaller tables placed
jpthe room. These tables were !
centered by vases of red and white!
carnations. The place of each one i
was marked by an appropriate |
place card.
An elegant three course menu
MOLENA CIVIC CLUB HOLDS AN
* EXCELLENT MEETING AT HOME
OF MRS. E. BROOKS RECENTLY
The Molcna Civic Club held its
regular meeting in April at the
home of Mrs. Erna Brooks with
Mrs. Z. L. Lawrence* acting as
joint hostess for the luncheon.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs, Z. F. Drew
ry. The collect was read, by Mrs.
L. M. Jones. After this the roll
was called and the members, re
sponded with quotations from
some famous educator.
A report was given by tbc chair
man of civic improvement, Miss
Edna Brooks, Three parks have
been laid off. planted with shrubs
and flowering plants. Clean-u#
v cek was also observed by the club
members, %ith the co-oireration cf
the citizens of the community
Tag day was observed Saturday
in order to get money for the
Tallulah Fails School The presi
I,EGAI>—1527
GEORGIA—Bpaidiiiu County:
b Default having been made in the
! payment of a loan secured by
tleed to secure debt executed by J.
W. Lindsey to the undersigned.
The Federal Land Bank of
bin, dated the 12th clay of
ber, 1921. and recorded in the
lice of the Clerk of Superior
M M of Spalding county, Georgia, m
Book 42, page 491, and because of
W such default the undersigned hav
f lug declared the full amount, oi' the
loan, with interest and
made by the undersigned, due and
payable, the undersigned will, act
ing under the power of sale con
tained in said deed, on the 13tb
day of May, 1930. during the legal
I hours of sale at the court house of
I said county sell the following dc
| scribed real estate, which is de
| scribed the highest ip said bidder deed, Tor at cash; auction to
I All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being In the 3rd land
I district of originally Monroe now
I Spalding county, Georgia consist
I ing of 90 acres off of the Eastern
part of land lot 82 and 45 acres In
'he northeast corner of land lot
I I thlrty-flve a &* re 8 a (135) *' 1 *!8 onc acres, hundred more or less fchfL
I in said district and bounded on the
I north ^y lands of Art Hariier, east
by lands of W. F Huddleston and
I [ of lands O. of O. R. Head. Levcrett, «nd south west by by lands lands
I of A. E. Futiral, as shown by plat
made by J. M, ColUns, surveyor.
August 12, 1919, a copy of which
is attached to the abstract on file
with the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia, South Carolina.
The underalgned will execute s
deed tci thei purchaser as authorla*
f ' THE This FEDERAL the Uth day LAND of April. BANK 1930 Of
COLUMBIA
Attorney*^ 8 The Fkleral Und
Bank of Columbia.
was served.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Oscar
McKenzie,of Montezuma, Mrs. H.
O. Ball, of Jackson, past vice
president of the state organization.
Col. Arthur K, Maddox, L. M.
Lester, Col. Robert Cumming. tire
Rev. L. W. Blackwelder, and
Officers of Boynton Chapter, Mrs.
Mabel Jenkins Cole, president,
Mrs. Homer Gossett, first vice
president; Mrs. J. A. Drewry, see
ond vice-president; Mrs. J. W.
McWilliams, third
Mrs. B. C. Murray, corresponding
secretary; Mrs, Mobley Johnson,
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles
Scales, treasurer: Mrs: J. C. Ed
wards, historian; and Mrs. H. W.
Copeland, registrar, 1 and
The following. Confederate Veter
ans of the ccunty, General John J.
Hunt, state commander of the
Confederate Veterans, B. F. Cul
pepper, ,Dr. J. Collins, Henry
Starr. J, M. Bell, Fenton E. Drew
ry and Mr. Young.
The following committees work
ed untiringly to make the dinner
a. success and deserve much credit
.or t:—
Luncheon—Mrs, Richard Mitchell
chairman; Mrs. Collier Heims, Mrs.
W. A, Nipper and Mrs. Mobley
Johnson,
Decoration—Mrs. John Henry
Crcurh, chairman; Mrs. Charles
B. Thomas and Mrs. W. B. Forbes.
dent appointed four girls to ‘fag”
j the people and their efforts were
j very successful
Plans were discussed to got up
money and start work on an in
door basketball court, and the club
house at an early date.
After the business session the
feUowtng program on . Modern
Thought and Activities” was given.
Response—Quotations from some
f aincus educator.
Georgias Most Vital Education
Needs, by Mrs. H. D. Harrison.
The Twentieth Century Woman
in Industry and Profession, by
MI'S Reba Perry.
Music, by Mrs. J. N Caix-1
Our State Library Commiss on,
by Mrs. J. fl. Grubbs,
Georgia Land, by the club.
After the fine program, a social
hour was enjeyed. During this
the hosteses served a delicious
salad course with iced tea.
,Thc club then adjourned to
meet in May wlh. Mrs. J. S. Dunn
nd Mrs u H yu-teher as hos
tosses.
Kive Study Circles of I' e
First Methodist Church to
Hold Interesting Meetings
The five study circles of the
Woman's Missionary Society which
regularly meet each second and
fourth .... Monday, . will hold their u.s
ual meetings on Monday alter
nocn. Fine programs will be given
and all members arc urged to ut
lend.
The South Side Circle. Mrs. A.
O. NunnaJly chairman, will hold
Its meeting at 3:30 o’clock I with
Miss Myrticc Bailey and , MuA .
Flattcbe Bailey ut their home on
the Macon Road.
The meeting of tlie Jubilee Cir
cle, Mrs. John Slcvdps Manley
chairman, will be held at 3;30
o’clock with Mrs, Jesse O. Futral
al >} cr homc on _ E - Pt; _ l jUir , street , -
The North Side Circle, Mrs. I. E.
Hainteri leader, will meet at 3 o
c oclt ‘ , n tfte . a tu,au r '' om 01 f , int h
church.
The Young Woman's Circle will
be entertained by Mrs. H. H.
JonL8 Jr . and . Mr *- Wd U:1 T Lyi ( .
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ut 3:30 o'clock at Mrs. Jones’ home
cn Cherokee Road. Mrs. Madre
Morton ^ i cadcr oI lhlfc cUc i c .
Mlss Maude Freeman will be
hostess to the West Bide Circle,
Mrs. A. P. Patterson leader, at
? °'°i 0Ck / t her home ° n Chtr °’
Roaa.
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CRUIA AT THE ■ ri
Sight
Your Children
By OLIVE ROBERTS
BARTON
The human mind has become
aeiaus and greedy to learn It i
demonstrated everywhere not omv
in schools but. in music hall-, art
galleries, and lecture hails.
Facts, facts', and more facts tire
what we are after. Facts about
art. facts about thing:;, fact; about
life!The public Is out to learn. It
wants to know everything from tlv
way a steel ingot is turned out to
Why Allies and Andy arc .so pbpu
lar
Candidly there is a regular Uen
naisanec of learning. It is in U-c
air. Ever.vlxtdy’f; doing if. Stuf
fing; tlie old reservoir in the head
with all it can hold dffd, according
to a'scientific edict, there Is' always
room for more. Tin- brain never
gels too full, never gets over-crowd
ed, or tern tired, or too satisfied.
The body tires, the blood to
brain may not be so good, the heart
may fag at i',.s work; complexes or
emotions may pul. up a battle
against it, but Old Man Brain just
keeps rollin’ along. —
1 wonder how many people, by the
way, know this; We talk of “brain
fag” so glibly when there Is fio
such thing. Physical fag, emotion
al fag, or nerve -fag—yes. But brain
cells are onc of God s miracles.
They do not tire
But there is a sad, siui.story to
this prologue. Through bad train
ing. inertia, and pure rust the brain
has a bad habit,t hat, after it goto
set in its ways, is hard to break
It forgets! Nat because it- has to
learn too much, but because It has
not been trained to remember.
At six it is a.; plastic as putty,
figuratively speaking. Impression*
act like prints on wet concrete. From
then on until twenty-live it Is soft
and pliable, and memory is in iff
heyday. We seldom forget things
we do oi- learn before that time.
to Thpn stiffen, what happens? It begin*
so to speak, aoinewhat
for biological mesons, but about 90
per cent, from disuse. We develop
sloppy, disorganiz'd, undisciplined
habits of thinking and then resent
it when the old white—and gray
matter on top lies down on us and
goes to sleep.
But there Is one secret tiiat, once
learned, will prop up the memory
more or less all the years of our
lives. U we learn to do it young
enough. That is why I urged all
GRIFFIN DAUA f NEWS
mothers of little children to
special attention to it and try to
cultivate it to the nth degree.
It is observation—observation
-very little detail surrounding an
object, or related to a fact. If chil
dren observe carefully and associate
Other things with the point in
” hcrc is 8 fine cultivated
^ ‘S P u S,i nd blOWn
Teach them to look at a tree. w
a clock, or a house, not as a single
object but as related to a grouts.
-all that relativity. It can be ap.
plied to lessons; history, for
stance, should be taught not as
isolated story oi a certain country
but concurrently with the history
at other countries. Contemporary
history draws the whole picture. It
tclls the child “why such a thing
happened. Association!
Yes, I believe tliesc two thlnck,
both observation and association
arc greatly neglected.
EAST GRIFFIN
NEWS
KBTKLLf GRUBBS
Correspondent
Tip- friends here of Mrs L y.
Guest were very sorry to learn of
her dcatli which occurred Wednes
day at her home in West Griffin -
The friends ol Mr. J. A. Castle
berry art: glad t^ learn that he has
been removed fo his lionic fropi
the Griffin hospital.
Mr*. Tom Collier is at the Orif
fin hospital where, she underwent
an operation to the regret of her
friends
The many friends of Mrs. Prit
chett, arc glad to know that she la
able to lie up again alter an ni
ne s of several weeks.
Rov. and Mrs. 3. A. Longford
and children me spending this week
with relatives near Gainesville.
Mrs, Lou Turner has returned
heme from Atlanta, after spend
ing several weeks there with rela
tives.
Mis. Mattie Lou Btewart, of Ma
con. is , tailing relative* in OfJf
ffn this week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles WUlkaiito
of Atlanta, motored down anaat?
tended the performance of the
Follies last night. Mrs. William*
will be delightfully remembered as
Nil** Rn»W-d Janes, of Qrlffln.
MRS. FRANCIS FORSTER HONOR
GUEST AT A BEAUTIFUL PARTY
GIVEN BY MRS. D. W. PRITCHETT
A charming compliment to Mrs.
Francis Forster of Greensboro, N,
/ c„ the attractive of
guest
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
was the delightful domino party at
which Mrs. D. W. Pritchett cn
tertained at her home in Thom
asion Thursday afternoon, the
occasion assembling a number of
Griffin friends.
The lovely heme of Mrs. Prit
chett fends itself most effectively
to desolation and it was bright
throughout with quantities of
spring blow ins. Filling vases and
baskets cvcrywliere were roses, pink
and blue double rugged robins,
April nare sw'and ,ris.
Mrs. Pritciicu was assisted in
d tel leasing the hospitalities ©f the
aftrrnch by Mrs. W. H. Newton
Mrs. R chard MUcbeiJ, of
'Griffin, and by Mrs. Walter
Smith and Miss Agnes Anderson,
of Bartlesville.
In the entertaining round %i
MRS. COOPER NEWTON AND MISS
ROSSIE BELL NEWTON GIVE AN
ELEGANT LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY
Mrs. Ctxiper Newton and Mias
Rossic Bell Newton entertained
on Fiiday at 1 o'clock at a beau
tifully appointed buffet luncheon
at the r home on W. College St.
The delightful affair was to have
complimented Mrs. Robert P.
Shapard, Jr., a bride of the month
but she was called to Summer
ville, S. C„ ThumEay night hey
the death al her grandmother.
The handsome Newton heme
cnc of the loveliest In Griffin, te
especially well suited to entertain
ing and it was tin-own together
and charmingly decorated through
out with effective spring blossoms,
quantities of iris, double larkspur,
snapdragons, roses and zAnnias
: were arranged at all available
places in tlie spacious living room
| and music room.
The color motif or pink and
i was carrietl ^ lH u, ulifll „y
i . ^“ Tlie table
1 !n e ® in n 8 room.
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was ovdrlaid with an exquisite Ital
ian cut-work piece and had for
I ccntrgl decoration a large
i’< ry»Ul bowl filled with pink snapt
j dragons, double larkspur and del
: pfiinum Encircling tills center
piece were crystal candlesticks
hcldh'K green tapers, Placed at
intervals on the tabic were crys
»*i--- ,^..8-. tutUtimr nink cream
■ ni * n , *' K #n< I others of salted „ , ul- ,
monds. Pretty accessories To tlie
tabic were silver baskets of indi
vidual white cakes with pink rcscs
and green leaves embossed on
them.
Mrs. Newlon wus receiving her
guesU- in a stunning summer mod
el of eggshell chiffon flowered in
exquisite pastel shades.
Miss Newton rcctfved n a iif
coining model of bright navy blue
chiffon trimmed with cream la> t>.
Mrs. John B. Mills, who assist
ed her racthcr and slater in the
entertainment of their guests, wus
lovely hi green crepe worn witii a
green sport hut.
The guests were served un eh
gant three course luncheon
wore then invited Into the
ful pcrgalo for coffee. Later
enjoyed a "troll Into the mugnt
Iiclcnt gardens which surround
lovetly homo,
The gucbtn enjoying the gracious
hospltullty of Mrs, Cooper New
ton and Miss Rossic Bell
on tills occasion were Mrs.
P. Bhapurri. Mrs. Evauder Bhap*
ard, Jr.. Mrs. John B. Mills, Mrs.
L, W. Goddard,
Mr*. Brnc»t F. Carlisle, Mr*.
James Stewart. Mrs. David J. Bui
icy, her guests, Miss Natalie Ham
mond, ol Atlanta. Miss Rebecca
.Nail, Mrs. J. Harry <gurs, her
guest, Mrs. Prentice b Fulton,
of Memphi*, Tenn.. [Isk Mary
Wilson.
Mr*. George H. Wheaton, Mru.
dominos Mrs. Will Hill Newton
made high score, winning a deck
°* cards. Mrs. B. H. Moore cut
lhc co,wl,lUon bp ‘ n « ****** *
beautiful vase of Darwin tulips,
^ A , slun .
ning velvet tufted pillow as her
guest prize.
Laic In the afternoon a dc
lictous salad course with iced tea
was served at the small tables
Motoring down from Griffin to
enjoy the party were Mrs, Francis
Forster, Mrs, Richard Mitchell,
Mrs. Will HiiJ Newton, Mrs. James
Flynt, Mrs. Parks Walker, Mrs,
Paul Walker.
Mrs. O. N. Math s. Mrs. George
Murray, Mrs. L. B. Hopkins, Mrs,
George A. Niles, Mrs. James A.
Drewry, Mrs. J. F. Whatley, Mrs.
Sara Garland Baker. Mrs. Brcck
H. Mocre. Mrs. John V. Chunn.
Mrs. J. C. Euwards. Mrs. How
ell Prothro, and Mr s. Homer Gos
sett. Other guests were Mrs. Wal
ter B. Smith and Miss Agnes An
dersou, of Bamesviile.
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the new narrow suit scarf Is to knot
it leasely at the tiiroat. Dark
blown crepe with ruirro-v beige
stri|ics and beige crepe are combin
ed in the mode) iliu.iratcd.
James Powell, Miss Edna Cope
land. Miss Kffic Bell, Mrs. Charles
Phillips, Jr„ Mrs. T, I, Hawkins,
Mrs. Walter L. Grade, Mrs, Davis
Williams, find Mr-. Robert L. Mus
ter.
five Study firt-frs uf (fir
First RtiplIM Church Will
Hold Most lulcrrsling M-cl
The five study circles ot the
Woman s Missionary Society oi the
First Bafitlrt church, which reg
ularly meet oseit fouiifL Monday
afternon will meet at Mi'- church
Monday afternon at 3 3b o clock, J
The li\i circles will hull] sepal n
business sr sions and devotional*
and then meet together for a pro
gram.
The program will be a’ hi
cf the 83 years of ni cMonury wo/k
and—will be In t lie nat ure of /Sui
airplane Ude, whlcli will take \ he
memben, into each ol Uie ebun
trie* represented by the five eir
dc* of the local society.
Me'mbers of each circle will be
dressed to represent its countPJt.
Mr*. Ned Pendergrass will be the
conductor lor the tour. wliUsJi ah
members are urged to be iircscnt
to enjoy.
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Marriage I.lcense* for I^m al
Couple* Are Issued at the
Office of County Ordinary
The following marriage licenses
have been issued during tiic past
few days at the office of County
Ordinary B. B. Wallace at Uu
Sfiaiding county court house —
Miss Mattie Ethel Coggins and
D. J. Farley; Mist Opal Standard
and D. H Williams, Miss Mildred
Siiivvr* and George Willis Jone*.
Bullets Become Cupid’s Darts
CHICAGO WOMAN TO
_____MARRY MAN SHE
SOUGHT TO KILL
By M t Service
PARIS, April 26 - t well-aimed
arrow from Cupid’s bow usually
is considered love’s token. But
lit the .*«■ of Raymond dc Traf
lonf. it watt a bullet find from a
48-ealibrc revolver.
He's going to marry tire woman
who shot him!
Romance has triumphed over
grin death and French law in
their claims Upon a beautiful, cx
patriate Chlcagan. Mrs. Alice Sil
verthorne, und this youthful de
scendant of a distinguished Pan
sfcui family. wboee forthcoming
wedding lias been announced here.
Three years hr a, when she was
the Comic i- tie Jtmzr, they met
and fell in love in “African wilds.
Wlien, upon their return to the
French capital, a parting had
scented inevitable/ :hc .shot
Trafford. then turned the revolver
on herself.
While newspaijcrs on two con
tinents painted ’ tlie
picture oi
their romance In black headlines,
they hovered for weeks between
life and death. But hath recov
ered and the Comtesse was brought
to trial, charged with attempted
murder.
Then ,t was that Dc 'rrafford
appeared unexpectedly in court
and made the dramatic gesture of
accepting "full responsibility" for
the Comtesse’s act. She was ac
quitted.
Social Calendar
SATIEDAT, APRIL 2«
MONDAY. APRIL 28
'The five study circcs of the
First Bant 1st. church will hold
separate business meeting at 3:30
o’clock at the church and then
will hold n Joint meeting for a
program on the history of the Mis
sionary Society.
The three study circles of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Pres'oy
teriab church will meet at 4 c’
clock, No. 1 with Mrs Gertrude
Scott. No. 2 with Mrs. Robert Ev
I an:, at the eburcli house, .and
No 3 witli Mrs ChnrlriK Gunnel*
The five study circles of the
First Methodist ' hurch will meet,
the North Side at The church and
the West Side with Miss Maude
Freeman at 3 o’clock; and the
S noth Bide with Mrs. Will Taylor,
the Jubilee with Mrs. J*sm> O.
Futral, and the Young Woman's
: with .Mrs. H. H. Jones and Mrs,
I Walter Lynch at Mrs. Jones' home
; at 3:30 o'clock
Mis. C. Robert Walker will en
tertain tier Sunday School class
oi st. George’s Episcopal church
at her home on the Mason Road
at 4 o'clock.
Three Cirrles «f the Woman's
Auxiliary of Presbyterian /
Churt.h Will Meet Oil Monday
The three circles of 1 tin Wo
man’s Auxiliary oi the,^ I'li-hWle
ri;ui church will meet Monday af
ternoon ut 4 o’clock at the t/nunb
for the first meeting:, oi Ilk new
year v.Tocii begpj.s lot the/ Auxil
i iary in April.
i Mrs. Gertrude Huitl- is /chairman
( of Circle No I, Mr:filbert Ev
an:, ui Circle No. 2 a\iri Mrs.
Charles Gunnels oi Circl-V No. 3.
The leaders will be hoslcWs to
the circle members at 4 o’clock,
Mr. Scott and Mis. j iWnel:, at
their home, and Min 4;vans at
the chur< h house.
All members oi the hree nr
cics arc urged to be in uttend
ante.
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Mr», Alice tM.vrrtharne 'above)
and Raymond de Trafford.
thorn there all day without them
hurting Doctors cannot explain hUt
case, because lie L> said to have the
same nerve system a* an ordinary
human.
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PRESSURE
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nature in the elimination ef toxic
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